Several myths and conspiracy theories were released about the Coronavirus vaccine since it was launched such as it has microchips, it will change our DNA, it is prohibited to take because it has Pork-derived gelatin, etc.
The last conspiracy theory was generated by Israel’s Orthodox Rabbi Daniel Asor and has become viral; after he claimed that taking Coronavirus vaccine will turn you gay and he asked his followers not to take it.
Rabbi Daniel Asor has claimed that vaccines against COVID-19 can turn people gay.?? pic.twitter.com/tiW7EfrdnJ
— pesary bella (@pesarybella) January 17, 2021
Daniel also said vaccines are part of efforts by a “global malicious government“ that is attempting to “establish a new world order.” The Rabbi claimed it can alter their sexual orientation.
Months ago, another Israeli rabbi called Meir Mazuz accused homosexuality and gay pride parades of being the reasons behind the spread of the deadly COVID-19 in the country.
What happens, though, if you already have, as the rabbi says, "opposite tendencies"? ??️? https://t.co/1VQr7wuPty
— Kyle Knight (@knightktm) January 14, 2021
#Gay Knesset candidates file incitement complaint against #Haredi #rabbi
Prominent rabbi Meir Mazuz, spiritual leader of the Yahad party, had said in a campaign video that gay relationships ’cause diseases’ #LGBTQ pic.twitter.com/quc4Zz6Ji1— Eli Dror (@edrormba) March 11, 2019
Users have taken it to social media to mock the Israeli rabbi and his latest claims about the Coronavirus vaccine and denying such side effects it might generate.
Havruta, LGBT+ local rights group, joked about the rabbi's claims and said it is preparing to “welcome our impending new members.”
I'm even more excited to get this now, maybe it will make me EVEN GAYER https://t.co/g7eK03z5ic
— Norma Krautmeyer ?️? (@blushandmumble) January 14, 2021
Israel is considered the world lead in the Coronavirus vaccination campaign by having given it to more than 2 million of its citizens already. It is ramping up 250,000 COVID-19 shots everyday according to media sources.
Israeli Rabbi Daniel Asor took to the internet last weekend to warn his listeners “any vaccine made using an embryonic substrate, and we have evidence of this, causes opposite tendencies.
— Chuck Bliz (@EnebeliJonas) January 16, 2021
Doctors and Medical Researchers, could this be true?
Human Rights Watch and rights activists have urged Israeli authorities to conduct vaccination campaigns to over 4.5 million Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip.
According to Omar Shakir who is Israel and Palestine director at Human Rights Watch, “Everyone in the same territory should have equitable access to the vaccine, regardless of their ethnicity.”
